Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-02
TORN BY A TORNADO.
The Worst Experience He Ever Went
TIL, ough. Near Enough tn Drowning
IN Clutch at a straw.


Several weeks ago wrote to you about Kaskine,
as was afraid to it until could find out what
It really was and what it able 10 do. want to
say, in plain words that have been cursed with
fever and agIe, Dumb ague, and maarial fever ior
eigLt years, and never took any medicine that was
worth the bottle that contained it, and 1
used everything there is for that pur-
pose. had the most aggravated anu
intolerabie form of these troubles. and swallowed
quinn. IN small and then in large doses until IL
reduced me to a living skeleton Inis Is trse' ana
everybody in Crown Point, where then lived,
knows it, If haGHt been blessed with strong
constitution should have been under the sod long
ago. I should say il was nearly fourteen months
ago had a worse attack t-an ever before and have
mot been able to do any business since. have been
M hotter than a halt dead man all that time, and
have wished myself dead Of times. and would
have WELDON, the idea that shouldn't live another
month.
Every day about noon the terrific paroxysm would
come on; would be deathly cold all over, with blue
lps an hands, and rigors OF chiiis running all over
my body. / would lie down and cover myself up as
warm as / could, but it was no use. Ny teeth would
chatter, and shook like tree In the clutches OF
tornado. My back and limbs ached Is though was
being apart On the rack as we READ OF II IN ME
tory Then followed the fever, with Its terrific head
ache and awful sinking spells as though the hour Of
nv dissolution had come. 1 had no appetite. and
after the fever passed off there came spells OF SICK
ness at the stomach. The sight OF fook sickened me-
a. t does a man who lie experiencing the horrors Oh
his frat tempest at sea. As for medicines TOOK
the whole list OF them, and soemnly believe they
hurt me more than the disease itseif. why, the
auinine alone made me almost blind and deaf, and l
Ia
aImo,t out of my senses by the sound of falling
eaf.
This was the condition 1 was in when Kaskine
first recomme nded to me. But | had already been
dosed almost to death, and fairly hated the sight
and thought Of any of the nauseous and useless
stuff called medicine-whether patent medicines or
prescriptions given by the doctors STILL said, I'll
trvu It's a chance, and I enough to
drowning to catch at a straw. But, must say, II
was happy day for me when began with kaskine
the new auinine. At first didn't notice that 1t
helped me a particle, but after had used two bot
ties felt SO much better that cried out joyfully
II really believe Kaskine Ia going to make well
mao of mel
If there Is anything one-quarter as good as Kas.
kline Is for such Diseases never saw 1t or heard of
IT, IL absolutely banished malaria from my system
and ended the unspeakable misery had suffered for
years. IL restored my appetite; could sleep like
top; my strength came back and am now able to
resume my work.
Kaskine ha4 none Of the bad effects of qunne no
ringing In the ears; no pressure In the head. In
fact have not had headache for weeks.
This Ia a true statement OF my and you are at
perfect liberty publish it wherever aud whenever
you see fit. | will stand by every word OF it.
THOMAS TooLE,
Schuylerville, N. Y.
PS. If any one who reads this let er has any
doubt whether IL Is true not. let him write me
and will rtify to 1t over my own written sigma
ture. | want people to know that there is now and
then mass of solid truth in this world of advertis
ing lies. TT.
other letters OF similar character from prominent
individuals which stamp kaskine AS remedy OF
undoubted merit will be sent on application.
To the kaskine Company, 81 Warren St.. New
Yorf, and 80 harrington Road. London.
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